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SPECIAL BARGAIN EVENTS IN
CHALLENGE CLEARING SALE
.4 our great clfirinj sale advances we bring forward new goods, priced cd
itew and extraordinary bargain. The first two dags of our sale hare been
record breakers, and we assure Omaha shoppers that every dy of this sale
there wiU he dozens of important bargains. We mention only a few of the
$cres of special for today.
OUR ANNUAL SALE OF LINENS
10c hemstitched linen doy
lies, each -iC
BO dresser scarfs, OC
each AUC
121c huck towels. I
7Ic
10c
each .
19c huck towels,
each
30c hemstitched huck and knotted
fringed damask towels, A C
each IOC
50 hemstitched damask
towels, each ...
8 l-2c toweling:, a
yard
10c toweling, a
yard
25c
,...5c
6c
50c embroidered tray cloths,
each....
$1.00 18x54 embroidered dresser scarfs,
each
$1.00 36x36 all linen hemstitched lunch
cloths ,
$1.50 54x54 all linen hemstitched lunch cloths,
each
$2.50 Children's Dresses 98c
AM of our children's dresses that wore sold tip to
$2.50. ajjes 4 to 14, ctiHlinicrcs mid flannels, ln sail- f 1 sv
ors and one-piece dresses, on muin
CXJUUIC, VH.-urillg BUIU
Silk Waists All of our $5 silk waists, )
black and colors, all sizes, clearing sale . . . . O v
All Our 50c French Flannel plain, striped and
floral designs, clearing sale price
$1.00 Panne Velvets, silk velvets,
brocadod volvets, clear- - fv
lng sale price 0"C
Ladies Hose Supporters With Belts, a big lot
on sale in the basement, actually worth up to CS
50c, at OC
OFFERS TO BUILD FLOUR MILL
Operator Propoiet to Oire Twenty-Five
Thomaad Dalian Toward Erection.
LEAVES CITY TO RAISE EQUAL AMOUNT
President "Heltner Says He Will
Doaate One Thousand and Local
Men Will Give the
Same.
"An experienced mill builder offers to put
In 135,000 toward a flour and cornmeal mill
to be built In this city. If an equal amount
of capital can be raised ln Omaha."
This statement was made at the meeting
Of the executive committee of the Com
mercial club yesterduy and was In reply to
Inquiries set on foot at the Instance of the
club. The name of this party was with'
held, but It la understood that ha has In
terests In Sioux City and has been Inter
ested in many mills, ln his letter he said
that for (50,000 a 600-barrel-a-day wheat
flour mill, with an additional capacity of
from 200 to 800 bushels of cornmeal a day,
could be built.
President Stlckney fit the Chicago Great
Western In a letter to the Commercial club
has asked to have his name added to the
list of those willing to give Jl.Ouo each for a
flour mill. At the first large meeting of the
club John R. Webster, Nathan Merrlam and
Borne Miller each offered to give $1,000 to a
company of 100, each to give a similar sum.
Mr, Stlckney now puts his name down per
aonally for a share, but fears that It will
be difficult to get enough men to contribute.
Members of the Commercial Club.
Secretary A. H. Merchant of the Omaha
Grain exchange and Chief Clerk W. F.
Morphy were elected members of the Com'
merclel club. Arrangements were made for
the annual election and a committee con
sisting of Chairman K. 8. Wilcox, Nathan
Maniam, Frank Carpenter, II. K. Burket
and IL J. I'enfold was selected to take
charge of the balloting. The ft ret three of
these were a committee which selected 120
names from which sixty directors will be
chosen.
Wednesday, January 13, from 10 o'clock
tn the morning until I o'clock, ' the new
directors will be voted for. The following
Friday the new directors will meet at
noon and select a president of the club for
1904. a treasurer and twenty-five members
for the executive committee. A Joint meet
Ing of the new and the old executive com
nil Uses will follow on Tuesduy, at which
time a chairman and secretary will be e
lected. ln the evening follows a supper
for the whole club and the retiring officers
will read reports covering the work of
the year.
A vote of thanks was tendered F. V.
Judson of the Midland Glass and Faint
company for the glass furnished free fur
No poisonous drugs, no
injurious decoctions are
used in .
Wright's Indian
Vegetable Pills
A pure herb remedy for
the Liver and Kidneys
of the highest merit.
Dr.Crcssmsn's Specific
For Dlood Disorders
Vur sale by all Sraisliit,
$2 pattern tablecloths,
each
98c
$2.50 Irish satin damask -J Oft
pattern tablecloths.... liOV
$3.50 hemstitched pat- 4 QQ
tern tablecloths, each liVO
50c all linen table damask, f
a yard ilJC
75c all linen table damask. C n
a yard uUC
$1.50 full bleached all linen double
satin damask, a Q
yard VOC
$2.50 napkins, great bar- A OCI
gain, a dozen X' At)
$3. 50 fine bleached nap- - Oft
kins, a dozen 1"0
35c hemstitched huck -
towels, each 1VC
25c
49c
49c
69c
tioor bargain
yob
25c
75c Silks, In taffetas, foulards, bro
cades, corded wash silks, O d
" cloaring sale price OuC
nienor windows of room A. The
istana cut-off proposition was dis-
riiaaiwi a.... r n .
allu n. j-icKens rerorti1 a
favorable conversation with a HnrJc l.inna
authority. This cut-off would give Omaha
ery much better service to the south
west
Announcement.
V. P. Chlodo begs to announce that for
the first time since his return from Europe
n sepiemDer he la abie to take orders for
gowns on short notice, on account of
navlng engaged additional helD. who have
just arrived from Paris.
Mr. Chlodo's recent voyage abroad was
for the purpose of procuring the nwt
and most exclusive designs In ladles' wear
ana to purchase the necessary high class
materials and trimmings to produce them.
mow, having advantage of competent tail
ors, who are able to carry out the Parisian
styles, and In order to introduce their work
10 ine ladles of Omaha and vlclnitv. h
will make a material reduction from his
usual prices on all orders taken during the
month of January only. This reduction
will be for the same grade of workmanship
which has made Mr. Chlodo's reputation
what It Is with the highest class of mtrnn.
His famous special walking skirts will be
included at the reduced prices for this
monin only.
Announcements of the Theaters.
This afternoon at a matinee DerformancA
miss ivennark will repeat her succea in
Llgarette at the Boyd. Tills production of
Under Two Flags" has proven one of the
most popular shows given here this eea
son. The company is good, the staging
Is splendid, and the whole U handled In
splendid style. The engagement closes on
Thursday night.
On Friday Tim Murphy comes to the
Boyd ln his latest success, "The Man from
Missouri." As Broncho Jim Mr. Murnhv
has the bent character he has created since
he made Muveilck Brander known to the
public. His engagement l.i for two nlg'.itB
and a matinee on Saturday.
The bill on at the Orphc-um this week is
proving Its magnetism by drawing big
houses, Ullian Burkhart In "A Strenuous
Daisy" Is si-orlng the lilt of her career
here. The seven other features are well
received. A matinee will be given Thurs
day. "Only s Shop Girl," a new and more elab
orate production, wit,'i that queen of come
diennes. Miss little Williams as the star,
will be the uttraction at the Ktug Thursday
night and for the remainder of the week.
The pluy has been Improved by the addi
tion of an entire new act, and new nn1
novel murlcal numbers and specla'tiej. The
company numbir thirty pe .ple.
One of The Bee's readers Inquire as
follows:
"A question has arisen as t whethor the
"want sd pag,s. mean only the want
ads, or the entire page upon which tha
want ads are printed. Kindly answi-r in
an esrly Issue of dall and oblige, ilany
Interested l'eo le."
The mis-spelled word contest Is confined
to errors In the "wunt ads" ex-lu-lv'ly.
Marrlaae l.teruses.
Name and Rculdetice.
Edward W. lainorrauz, Omaha..
Alia R Hose, omutia
George ('. V-dge, Dinaha
Maude K. Coulter, Omaha
Arthur MclHmild, Omaha
Mill Ippl Aur, Omaha
Chailes K. fc'ch wager, Otriiihi
Kathrrine I. Lybll, Omaha
Kert Johnson. Omaha
Florence Kuniey, Omaha
Age.
.... 44
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18-K. Wedding Kings. F.dholm. Jeweler
Faaeral of Pioneer.
Tha funeral of Charles Noyce of living
ton took plai e Monday at hi lute rv!drnre
that cltv. Mr. Noyce had rts'oed In
Ikiuglus county fortv-Hve ynur- He was
kirn in Ijindon in IKSl and iktme to this
country about cotniniil to Douglas
cwuaty flv years laUc. ILLtjea cluldroi
JANUARY CLEARANCE SALES
Iu Full Swiug.
Here's an immensity of bargains really beyond our
siope in our daily advertising. We want you to come and
see how extensive is the bargain feeling in these early
January days.
Don't forget that GItEEN TRADING STAMPS the
only known method of earning interest on the money you
spend go with every purchase. No getting away from
it, GliEEN TRADING STAMPS ARE PERMANENT.
Winter frosts will disappear, but GREEN TRADING
STAAlPS are here to stay.
WOMEN'S CLOAKS AND JACKETS
The very Cream of our Stock at Half off Regular Selling Prices.
Fur Coats, Fur Capes, Furs for the Neck.
Aliiska Seal Coats, Alaska Uoaver Coats and Capos,
Astrachan Coats and Capes, 1'e.reian Lamp Coats, Marten
Capes, Mink Capes, Near Seal (Xiats and Cajres, Fur Lined
Cloth Copt's. Every piece of neck fur in the store, all at
one-third off regular selling prices.
CHILDREN'S COATS AND CLOAKS.
Ilue letter reductions on every garment. If the cost
of the material is realized we will be content.
KIMONAS, ROBES AND SACKS.
In wool eiderdown, cotton crepe, challies, China and
Jap silks. All at 20 per cent off selling prices.
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR.
January sale is now on. Visit the second floor and
see the finest line of muslin underwear ever put on sale in
Omaha, From $..00 per garment down to a 23c counter
that beats the world.
All Winter Goods Must Co. Look at the following Prices:
fillkoltne Comforts, for children's cribs, made like the big ones, 25C
worth floe, at, each
Crenm Shaker Flannel, the 7c kind,
oiilv, per yard
Extra heavy quality white Shaker Flannel, worth 9c per yard, 6iC
at, per yard
Pure white Cotton Batting, large 7c roll, 3c
at
fc.BO quality, extra quality fine all wool Bed Blankets, $3.65
at, per pair tw
15 dozen extra large Bed Comforts, all made of the finest white cotton, cov
ered with white, all nicely knotted, cheap at $L25, 7Sc
while they laBt, each M "w
25 dozen extra heavy stitched and quilted Comforts, all nice dark fiSc
colors, regular $1.00 ones, only, each
EXTRA SPECIAL
Today will be the fourth day of our grand January sale of Table Linens,
Towels, SheetB, Pillow Cases, Munllns, Embroideries and fancy Iinen pieces.
We are giving great bargains. It will pay you to get our prices before buying.
Crockery. Crockery.
Discount Sale in Fancy Decorated China.
Lamps complete with No. 2 decorated chimney, Qk
burner and wick ,7
Fure lead blown table tumblers, nice and thin, OIri
per dozen , . . .
Jardiniere Discount Sale, Just one-third off on all jar
dinieres in the house. Largest line, lowest prices.
One-half off on all vases except cut glass, v
One-fouith off on all decorated lamps.
Watch papers for January sales in this department
There'll be something doing. ,
Grocery. Grocery.
Best Groceries, Largest Varieties, Freshest
Stocks, Lowest Prices.
Green Trading Stamps
Several hundred cans of apple butter.
lb cans, per can, as long as the
supply lasts ..........6c
Baking Soda, package ......4c
Parlor Matches, D00 ln box..... 4c
Tomatoes. 3 lb can ....10c
Peas, 2 lb can ....7c
Crape-Nuts, package ....10c
Neutrlta. with spoon, package 8o
lden Syrup, S lb can 12V4o
Worcester Sauce, bottle lOo
A complete line of Canned Fruits and Vege
tables. Diamond "S" Brand.
Something very fine and well worth your
attention. Prices 'way down!
Green Trading Stamps Every Time.
Lindsay s January Sale
During January ws will have our reg
ular 20 Per Cent Discount Sale. This
applies on all Watches. Diamonds, Jewelry,
Cut Qlass, Leather (foods ln fact our
whole line excepting Gorham
Fountain Pens. We do not want
so you can have the benefit of this
you Know our reliability to aojust as we say. Look: for the name
S. W. Lindsay.
Watch
It Is not necessary to send your Repeater, Chronometer
or Chronograph enist for repairs our watchmaker can iln
It to your satisfaction. We guarantee all work dune hv
, us for one year.
Jljrw:M:x7?iY5: Kyjii Co,i
CasSSKsSBsSSlaMi
all of his sons and daughters with thirty-
one grandchildren. Were present at the
funeral, which was conuucieu iy Kev. c
V'. Sdvldge.
Important t b.. of Time.
Consult the Chicago Great Western rail
way time table in these columns for chungu
of time, effective January 3.
Bam'l Burns la selling a handsome IjU
tilt) JanMi lere and PedesUl. $T00.
Start the new year with sure, safe
profile. CITY SAVINGS UANK. 8. E.
cor. liith and Douglas, pays 4 per cent com
pound Interest. Money deposited the first
ten days of the month draws Interest
from the 1st. Try our banking by malL
Snd for circular. 41 opens an account
Start now.
Mortality Statistics.
The following births and deaths havs
been reported to the Board of Health:
Births John Zimmerman, UT1 North
Tent -third, boy; James yball, $443 South
Twentieth, boy.
LnutUut-Peiur M. Ekatrom, Wl BoutU Sv.
with Every Purchase.
Chocolatlna, can 10o
Caetiln Soap, cake
MONEY SAVED ON TEAS AND
COFFEES.
B. F. Japan, Oolong, Gunpowder,
best values ever offered, per lb..3So
RoRBted Huntrw Coffee, per lb 12o
BUTTERS HKCE1VE1 DAILY FROM
BEST PA1RIES.
Fresh country butter, per lb lOo
Wisconsin cream cheese, per lb..l2Vto
Sterling Silver and Waterman
to carry over so larae a stock
reduction during this month.
Jeweler, lVr?ougl
as
Repairing:
enteenth, 69; Lenhardt Liable, 2018 Elm, 65;
Mable IKue, 1CJ4 l(UKlan, 17; Thomus
Lowery, Kleventb and Chicagb, W.
t'k.aii of Time.
On Ilock Island system, Sunday, January
8, VMA. on and after which dute train leav
ir.g Omaha at 1:30 p. m. daily and arriv
ing Omaha 6:06 p. m. daily will make di
rect connections at Falrbury with new pas
senger trains Nos. 26 and 2t, running be
tween Falrbury and Nelson; also train No.
67, leaving Omaha 4:10 p. m. dally, aud
train No. U, arriving Omaha 12:40 noon
Oally, will make connections at Belleville
with pasaenger trains Nos. I aud 10 to
and from western Kansas and Colorado
points.
IMF-D.
EK STROM Peter M . aged yei rs. Jan.
4 I, at family residemc. 1212 8. 17th t.
V-,inerl Tliiirsilav afternoon at t o'clock
from the Swedish Lutheran church, corner
lVlb and Caavi sis. Interment at Furtst
Manufacturers'
Sale of
PIANOS
Creates a Sensation
And no wonder, for we are fast
closing out the balance of thoe fine
highest grade old line pianos pianos
that have stood the tent of naif, a
century or more of keen competition.
Not One Cent of
Profit to Us.
Standard makes absolutely Mason
A Hamlin, Geo. Steck, Bradbury, Em
erson, Steger A Sons, Hardman, and
others In all the latest fancy or plain
cases, all brand new guaranteed per
fect. Note Prices and Terms
$S0n.0O Baby Grands snd Tarior Grnnds
several makes all new 41117
going for tu.OO, Jf.rKi.00 to....H
$K)0.no Art case uprights best makes
rich, rare woods yours for HTTSi
WO.OO, $400.00 to JCc
tfOO.oO Cabinet Grands, uprights abso
lutely first class in every CrtDIt
particular HW.00. $.Ti0.00 to. kPVTVF
$400.00 Parlor uprights In fancy woods
Htrlrtly choice-first class COnK
for $15.00. $290.00 to qjs.cJ
$300.00 plain stvles first class last a
lifetime cloning out, 1QH
$235.00. $22i.OU to iptW
Sample Pinnos some mado to sell as
high as lm.on guaranteed CllH
$175.00, $150.00 to M1""
New pianos medium grade regular
$3i0.0o to $7T.OO kinds 4.1 1M
$165.00 to $138.00 to 110
On Terms of $5.00
Monthly Payments
The great success of 1903 in the
piano line was OUR OMAHA,
Hand Made Pianos
They have been winners from the
start economy and local prldo de
mand your special attention to those
beautiful artistic Instruments prices
$32u.U0 to $400.00 on easy payments.
Bend for -our new illustratnd catalog
and special proportion to first buyers.
(iNCOSPOBATtD)
MANUFACTURE-WHOLE SALE -RETAIL
MAIN HOUSC AND OFFICE: 1313 FAUNA
ricTAnv:. . . : 13I rannAis
TELEPHONE 1S2S
OMAHA
LINCOLN, NEB
1 S. 11TH ST.
TEL. TS
CO. BLUFFS, 1
602 BROADWA
TIL. 9S
Full Set
2nN Teeth
rJ? $5.00
tsest set
$7.50
KK Gold Crowns $3.50 up.
Gold Fillings $150 up.
Silver Fillings too up,
BAILEY, THE DENTIST.
(Established 1XKS.)
rd FLOOR. PAXTON BUXIK.
THE FRY SHOE
FOR MEN
$3.50 and $5.00
THE PERFECT FITTING SHOE
of correct style and tilth quality
A foot dressed In a Fry shoe
Is dressed in the best there is
for the price you pay.
Our goods are made by the
best makers of shoes In the
world Johnson & Murphy, J. 8.
Turner Co., Boyden Bhoe Co.
and such high-grade factories.
Buy a Fry shoe and you are
sure of up-to-date style, high
quality and good value for your
money.
FRY5flOEcx
i ii .uiiiiiM in i sirJ ' " f
WHAT DO THEY 8AY?
Do the druggists say It Is buncomb about
our claim that we can't buy a single thing
In either one of Omaha's wholesale drug
houKHsT ir tney say we can t, ou uiey
tell you why? , 1
WHEN rtnr HI V . A.NIJ fAX J-OH
ANY THING THEN WHO 18 THE
KKiHTFl I. OWNER OF THAT ARTI
CLE? Suppose you had some cows for
halo and some FARMER or COMBINA
TION Of FA KM K KB unat s wnat some
of Omaha's druggists ought to be), told
voll YOl' Ml BT BC1.U 1 11
ELL THKH FOR f HO
Id you suy? And hud-
DiNte you could not find a customer for
your cows at that FIXKI) PRICK, but
could for less. STILL YoC MI ST NOT
HKLL FOR LFSS-'CAI'HK YOTT MK1HT
Hl'RT YOl'R NEIGHBOR ACROSS THE
HARMED WIRE FENCE! Do you be
lieve In this kind of business? The other
Omaha druggists try to. We don't that's
why THEY DON'T LOVE I S. We sell
everything In the patent medicine line for
V less than any on of them quote, and
other things at from 25 to 00 per cent l-sa.
Writo us for prlces-NOT CATALOGS!
SCIIAEFER'S KEBSe
E. T. TATE3. Pros..
16th and Chleag-o 8t., Omaha. 'Phones
Wand 77. 2i.a and N Bts., South Omaha.
1'hune No. I. All guods dcilverd aoy piaca
TWENTIETH CENTURY FARMER
.taaress, Omaka, Xek.
S&ER
LL
ARE YOU LOOKING
If so. do not fail to attrnd
wiles. The poods must go and
tbein. Now is your best eiiance
GREAT FURNITURE
Tou should not full to see the baruiilno
opportunities offered you for advantageous
RockeM with nrm-$2.!r, $2.75,
1.50
1.75
.11.85
4.95
6.85
i-M, w.zo, i.;u. ,i.7a and
Iron Beds
$35.00 down to....,
Hedroom Suits
$.o.0t down to
$7.M Oak Chiffoniers
at
$9.60 Oak Chiffoniers with glass
a i ,
JANUARY SILK
Wonderful Bargain Opportunities From 9 Until 10 a. m.
WEONKSDAY lunt one hour wo Place
on sale a great lot of silk remnants, Over
Z.nnn pieces from 1 yard to 31 vnrds In
length. 1'laln, fancy black and colored-
worth 50c, 7c and ,1.00 per yard.
For this sale only (IP.
per yara Ji
MILL SALE Here
Men's 2",c cotton half-hose go at 1 9 1 .
per puir.i
Men's 15c and ISc cotton half-hoso In
blacks, tdates and fancy, go at ilt
per pair IUC
Men's all wool sweaters IOC
t .CU
Boys sweaters, from $2.50 down
to
50c
Great Sacrifice Stock
21 lbs. puro cane granulated nugar, for.. $1.00
10 lb. suck pure graham Hour L'ix-
10 lb. Buck pure buckwheat flour 35c
Large rack white or yellow corn meai..U',v
tjua.t can fancy table syrup 7Vtc
2 ih. package gelf-KlBing Pancake
flour 7ViC
Pint fruit Jelly, per glass &c
Corn starch, per pkg
Pure tomato catsup, per bottle 7Vc
011 or mustard sardines, per can 3Vc
Castile soap, per cake i'c
8 lb can solid packed tomatoes, per can..74o
2 lb. con wax or string beans, per can...7'ie
2 lb. can early Juue sifted peas, per can.'Vfco
HAVDEN BROS.
Luncheon.
Delicious dishes to suit every palate, lloast beel
cooked to a turn, and oysters, fish and salads 'that
make you call again. Try us today.
Some men's ahoea are made mostly of wind, others ot leather. The
nEClTTJH, being direct
From Maker to Wearer.
are warranted by the maker through
chine sewed pair ln the store.
$3.50 nd $5
Farnam
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Sewing Machines and Supplies.
Tor anything in the sewing machine line see us. We have a
full line of jiew machines of first-daas make at lowest prices.
Needles, parts, oil and attachments for all popular hewing
machines.
P. E. FLODiNAN & CO.. Jewelers. ZflSlf-
ComtBeroe domands the Panama
Canal, becnuse the great advan
tage of saving time and cost of
transportation of merchandise.
AVhat the necessity of the Tuna
ma is to the' commercial, world The
Omaha Stove Itopair Works Is to
you; because you can get any
burned-out part that you weed for
jour stove, range, heater or fur
nace. A tremendous stock of re
pairs of all mukes of stoves la al
ways kept. There are workmen
In attendance.
Douglas St. WK) Tel.
RELIABLE DENTISTRY FREE
Till otfT good until Januery 16th.
1rEWr set Of
i e em,
S2.00
Ulllns.. Vaoo
H.idaa Work, ep from.....
THUX t'iTv?! E tV lTlt"o CTU
Z$ A!2? W&SSrS nrill.
UNION DENTAL COMPANY,
rlntiCLAS STREET. ROOM 4
OtiuS DAILY AND BUN DA V.
FOR BARGAINS?
our proat HOUSE CLEAN IN (J
the prices we niako will move
for advantageous buying.
CLEARANCE SALE.
offered In our furniture den:irtmi nt Thn
busing are inanltuld. We mention a few;
$9.50
COUCH, AT
$7.50
$14.50
COUCH, AT
$11.50
$12 50 Oak Chiffoniers with glass Q gQ
$15.0rt Combination H.x.k Case and IO Tfl
Dosk at , I a. 31)
$150 Combination Hook Case snd it Cfl
Desk at I40U
Ladle' pesks ln fii arter-sa wed oak with
ono drawer at $s.0o, $7.'.i!, ,7.00 C OC
and 0)03
CLEARANCE SALE.
25 pieces fine Herman Crolso colored vol
vets while they last, only,
per yard 3G
runnn, I'non and Persian velvets and ve
lours metal, melange and fancy velvets,
worth up to ,i. fill -to closo
quickly jer jard
39c
Is Your Chance.
Lndtus' $1.25 union suits
at
93c
We are closing out our entire stock
grade ladles' golf gloves
at !i aiic and
of high
.2
Manufacturers' stuck of puff and tecit
scarfs regular 25c to Doc quality ICm
your chotco... IwC
Taking Grocery Sale.
3 lb. can fancy table peaches, per can..l'JV4c
1 lb. package Imported macaroni,.
er pkg ...T3
Fancy pearl tapioca, barley or rice,
per lb 30
Force, Vlxor. Neutritu, Malta Vl'.a, Malta
Ceres, or Kgg-O-See, per pkg 7'jC
All brands laundry eo.'ip, per bar !H:U
5 11). pail pure fruit Jelly loo
Pine white clover honey, per rack..... ...,10o
Large. Juicy oranges, each la
California figs or dates, per pkg 70
Fresh roasted pnanuts, per measure 3a
Fancy mixed nuts, per lb lOo
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$5 aud $3.50
Annual Clearing Sale
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OPPORTUNITY.
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1517 DOCOLAH.
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